G2N Ninja Course Quad Spring Boards

The bottom features 4 springs that provide instability, making it a fun-filled challenge to traverse this spring board without falling off! A durable skidguard wood panel provides stability, allowing any student to practice balancing in safety and confidence. Powder-coated springs provide long-lasting institutional use. Lightweight design is easy to transport, allowing teachers to alter the course in seconds and easily clean up when the action subsides. 12"L x 12"W x 5"H; 8 lb.

15 Jump-Boosting PE Activities Using G2N Ninja Course Quad Spring Boards

The G2N Ninja Course Quad Spring Boards are heavy-duty, wall-compatible springboards designed to give students an extra boost for climbing, leaping, or dynamic movement challenges. Each board features four compression springs that deliver controlled rebound and help build explosive power, coordination, and confidence. Built for use with G2N Ninja Courses or as standalone plyometric tools, these springboards provide a fun, safe platform for practicing jumping, landing, and agility-based skills in a wide variety of PE settings.

Below are 15 exciting, skill-based activity ideas using the G2N Quad Spring Boards to teach and reinforce fundamental movement skills such as jumping, leaping, landing, balancing, body control, and explosive power. These activities are scalable for students in elementary through high school and adaptable for stations, circuits, or group formats.

1. Spring & Stick: Students jump off the board and must land on a Rainbow Poly Spot Marker without moving their feet. Trains explosive power and controlled landing.

2. Board-to-Box Blast: Set a plyo box or platform a short distance from the board. Students jump from the board onto the box. Builds vertical power and coordination.

3. Ninja Jump & Grab: Mount a rope or grip above the springboard. Students jump and try to grab it midair. Develops upper-body connection with leg power.

4. Jump-and-Freeze Drill: Students jump from the springboard and freeze in a superhero pose. Encourages posture awareness and air control.

5. Spring Sprint Start: After jumping off the board, students immediately sprint to a cone. Builds reaction time and acceleration.

6. Up & Under Obstacle Leap: Jump from the board over a low obstacle (like a hurdle) and crawl under a follow-up structure. Combines leaping with crawling transitions.

7. Partner Launch Catch: Jump from the springboard and catch a Gopher Performer Plus Foam Ball tossed by a partner. Enhances timing, coordination, and object control.

8. Ninja Wall Touch: Students jump off the board and touch the highest possible point on a wall with chalk or stickers. Measures vertical power and progress.

9. Jump & Rotate 180°: Students jump and turn midair before landing. Encourages turning, spatial awareness, and controlled movement.

10. Leapfrog Launch: Students jump over a soft object or partner from the springboard. Reinforces leaping and spatial judgment.

11. Jump & Point Direction Drill: Call a direction mid-jump (“left!”), and students must land facing that way. Trains auditory processing and midair control.

12. Jump Tag Team: In a group, students jump off the board and tag the next person midair or at landing. Builds flow and timing in group settings.

13. Jump the Ring Drill: Place a Rainbow Flat Ring target in front of the board. Students aim to land inside the ring. Trains precision and aim with power.

14. Jump-and-Hold Challenge: After jumping, students must hold a pose in the air for a photo finish (e.g., "star", "tuck"). Adds creative flair to body control training.

15. Springboard Skill Showcase: Let students create and perform their own jump routine using the springboard and present it to peers. Builds creativity, performance skills, and confidence.